Service Line Manager

Responsibilities

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• ● Role Description: Looking for Service Line Manager. The Service Level Manager is responsible for managing, monitoring, and improving service level performance across business services, suppliers, and internal delivery teams. The role ensures that SLAs, OLAs, XLAs, KPIs, and service commitments are clearly defined, measured, reported, and reviewed through effective governance. Working within a SIAM or multi-supplier operating model, the Service Level Manager supports service performance transparency, drives corrective actions for service level risks or breaches, and contributes to continual improvement of service outcomes.
• ● Location: Sydney, Australia
• ● Salary: AUD 108,571 - 119,893 Annual Gross
• ● Please Note: - The above salary range is only indicative and maybe subject to suitable enhancements, based on internal company processes
• ● Flexible working arrangements (hybrid, reviewed case-by-case basis). Feel free to connect with your recruiter to learn more about how this works in practice.
• ● Roles and Responsibilities:
• ● Manage day-to-day Service Level Management activities across assigned services, suppliers, and business units, ensuring service commitments are understood and actively monitored.
• ● Support the definition, documentation, maintenance, and review of SLAs, OLAs, XLAs, KPIs, service targets, calculation rules, and reporting criteria.
• ● Monitor service performance against agreed targets, identify risks, exceptions, and breaches, and coordinate timely corrective actions with service owners and suppliers.
• ● Prepare and validate service performance reports, dashboards, monthly service review packs, and governance inputs using ServiceNow, reporting tools, and supplier data sources.
• ● Facilitate service level review meetings with internal stakeholders, suppliers, and client representatives, ensuring clear action tracking and follow-through.
• ● Investigate service level breaches, performance gaps, data discrepancies, and recurring trends, working with Incident, Problem, Change, Capacity, and Availability teams as required.
• ● Coordinate with suppliers to ensure accurate performance submissions, evidence, commentary, improvement plans, and contractual reporting alignment.
• ● Support service owners and delivery teams in translating business expectations into measurable service targets and performance indicators.
• ● Maintain service reporting calendars, governance schedules, action logs, performance registers, and service level documentation repositories.
• ● Provide insights on service performance trends, customer experience indicators, supplier behavior, operational risks, and improvement opportunities.